Methodists Clinch City Crown With Two Close Wins
In a hard fought city basketball tournament the Methodists defeated Enaméled Products 21 to 13 and then edged the Tursi Congregationalists 23 to 14 to claim the city title. Key plays came from Geals, Rankin, Granger and Guthrie, with strong performances by Nag, Jimmy Erwin, Reynolds and Vaughn. The event drew praise and calls to be held annually, with close, fast games noted on both nights.
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Methodists
Geals
Rankin
Gerald Nag
Jimmy Erwin
Tursi
Guthrie
Hneuns
Seoies Methodists
Granger
Greene
Ose
Castle Reynolds
Erwin Rankin
M. Nau
Johnson Fnr
Kandt
Br Nau
Jacobs
Bills
Reynolds
G. Nau
Erwin
Green
Castle
McClellan
Keller
Horan
H. Perry
Johnson
Bills Marsh
Fitch Vaughn Lord
Lord
Fitch
Russ
Youls—Vaughn
Vicilellan
R. Perry
Sophomores defeat Lorain school five in Elyria game
The Elyria Sophomores defeated Lorain intermediates 27 to 14 in a basketball clash. Early in the first half Lorain led 12 to 6 but faded, as Elyria showcased better teamwork and steady offense led by Heinzerling Dangerfield Waterman and Houserman with Gammie and Smith contributing in substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Sophomeres
Lorain
Lorain Boys
Elina Lads
Act
Spain
Dunsecheld
Caskte
Run Horan
Pece Eal Reisa Waterman
Smith
Murdock
Bush
Houserman
Stofic
Heinzeriing
Dangerfield
Horan
Stone
Gammie
Er Emith
Stee
Reisz
Trytia
Lorein
Feldbasket
Heinzerling
Dengerfield
Waterman
Kun
Stojis
Dan Cook
World Sport Events Today at a Glance
A series of championships across the United States lists swimming, track, basketball, gymnastics, fencing, golf, athletics, soccer, wrestling, boxing and more. Notable sites include Boston Princeton Milwaukee Medford Indianapolis Urbana Princeton Madison Belleair Chicago St Louis Brooklyn.
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Boston
Princeton
N. J
Milwaukee
Chicazg
Medford
Mass
Indianapolis
Urbana
New Jersey
Madison
Wis
Belleair
United States
St. Louis
Mike O'Dowd
Soldier Barnfield
Brooklyn
Thorpe to Head All Indian Football Team near Marion
March 18 Canton Marion report states Jim Thorpe will lead and train the all Indian football team to be formed near Marion. President Charles A Hlunk of Marion Athletics Bocistion says LaRue, 15 miles west of Marion, will host training as they aim to field the premier professional football outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Canton
Marion
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Charles A.hlunk
Bocistion
LaRue
Forld
Kiunk
Rubber Heels Defeat Enamel Products in Industrial League
In the Industrial League last night at Gala alleys the Rubber Heels 5 beat Enamel Products in two of three games. Individual scores for IT 5 included Reynolds 157 158 238? total 453, McVey 133 180 142 455, Bartlett Tod 126 145 171 442, Rice 153 135 174 462, Krage 143 325 2068 total. Enamel Products players Lyndes 124 195 151 470, Goodman 124 219 125 468, Sthwela 153 149 174 476, Fealey 149 161 133 443, Mardin 134 130 145 409 Total 694 845 2293.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enamel Products
Reynolds
McVey
Bartlett Tod
Krage
Goodman
jSthwela
Fealey
Mardin
Gala Colts Top Eagles In Alley's Bowling Duel
The Gala Colts defeated the Eagles two games to one at Temple lanes. Top scorers were Minch for the Colts with 582 and Donnelly leading the Eagles with 596. Other high totals included Carpenter 581 for the Eagles and Koenig 552 for the Colts. Also notes a Madison Tibe ascent in 1784 and a Columbus Day greetings plan by club women across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cests
Eagles
Temple Alleys
Donnelly
Tean
Carpenter
Minch
Eagles Carpenter
Pohn
Shenard
Gala
Koenig
Lehnar
Lewis
Walkdon
Wilhelm Begins His First Full Season as Pilot
The Phils, coached by Connie Mackey Ids, push for better standings after a tough previous year. Wilhelm starts his first full season at the helm as the team aims to climb from cellar status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm “Kaiser
Manuaber
Wilhelm
Phils
Connie Mackey
Moose 5 Roll Poorly In Abc Moose 5 Roll Poorly In Abc
The Moose bowling team posted weak results at the Toledo National tournament. Hedebrand and Peters shot a low 870 in doubles, and Hedebrand managed 399 in singles, a notably poor mark. Worthington and Hennings totaled 1077 in doubles, with Worthington hitting 594 in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Toledo
Hedebrand
Peters
Johnny Worthington
C. Hennings
Otten
Baum
Worthington
Chuck Fell
Leo Henke
Temple
Elyria
Ohio Backs 15 000 Acres for Big Game Preserve
Columbus March 18 For game preserve public shooting ground and reforestation the state will buy 157000 acres of woodland in Scioto county for 75000 dollars under Governor Davis orders. Ten thousand acres to be paid from hunters license funds. Adjacent 5000 acres to be bought by Wooster experiment station board of control with funds from the Silver Reforestation act two years ago. Original timber has been cut on the 15000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scioto County
Davis
Tabor
Hunters’ li
Board of Control of the
Wooster Experiment Station
Washington farm women save seven years in daily housework
State College of Agriculture experts estimate Washington farm women have saved about seven years of daily housework through labor saving devices and methods. The figures cover a period of nineteen months and reflect significant efficiency gains across households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Aericulture
State of Washington
Narindi
Bakers Crossing Musicians Spur Local Recital Plans
March reports reveal a surge in musical instruments bought by Bakers Crossing children under Miron Kelsey leading a class of violin students. The town celebrated Carmi Kelsey after winning honors at the OG Fiddlers Contest in Ashland, with a royal reception and multiple social breakfasts. Nearby notes include residents’ comings and goings, school news, and Mrs. Kathern Staples visiting New London grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Crossing
Miron Kelsey
Mamie English
Harry Richel
Walter
Virginia Schurce
William Bailey
Alice Repp
Myron
George
Hat‘iz Kelsey
Carmi Kelsey
Ashland
Fairland
Jim
Paul Jones
Hns
Libert
Surin Pes
George Simorson
George Simmonson, Jr
Morris Hen Wy
Nile Thucham
New London
Freda Thudium
Ralph Tickel
Polk
Rickel
Lovain
Miller
H. Dirhlam
Wellington
Dirhlam
Mira Clandler
John Reise
En ‘Dren Lind
E. R. Schurdell
Tom English
Hear Ve. Claftin
Frances
Louis Hilman
Inday Ewest
Miss English
Ed Wiles
Hewett
Neva Weg
Miss Hewett
Virginia Schurdett
Marjorie Richel
Kathern Staples
Amherst school award prompts Akron firm contract
At a Amherst meeting the board of education awarded the general contract for school building operations to the C. W. Lurber company of Akron for 98300 dollars, and the electric wiring contract to Erie Electric company for 3492 dollars. Post Commander Parker reports soldier bonus checks arriving for South Amherst legion members with more expected. A WCTU delegate plans to attend Lorain county institute in Elyria Tuesday at Miel church with Rev Edwin Kirb otzElyria and Hal en M Green of Cleveland as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Board of Education
C. W. Lurber Company of
Akron
Erie Electric Company
Amberst
Parker
American Legion
South Amherst
Legion
Lorain, County Institute
Elyria
Miel
Edwin Kirby otzElyria
Halen M. Green
Cleveland
Godhart Rites Today Amherst
Funeral services for Mrs Henrietta Godhart who died at her Forest Street home Thursday were held from the late residence this afternoon with Rev Egli officiating. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Lena Hall and Mrs Bertha Brown, a husband and four sons including Justin, George and Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Henrietta Godhart
Egli
Lena Hall
Bertha Brown
Justin
George
Henry
Vermilion Social and Civic Notes Amid Loss and Growth
Henry Baumhart dies at his Vermilion home after a two week illness with pneumonia. M E church members host a get-together with Epworth League at the church parlors, featuring talks on church problems. New restaurant construction begins east of the Lake Shore electric station. The Hub Pressing Shoppe opens upstairs in the Fischer building, run by Ernest Kirkpatrick and Charles Dicksen. Miss Marion Showalter visits Fostoria. Miss Mable Walker from Vermilion leaves for Amherst for measles recovery. Miss Mary Harris visits Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baumhart
Baumhart
M. E. Church
Epworth League
J. B
Walter Smith
Beautley
Grant
Hahn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lems
Leon Moes
Brownhelm
Wr. Ackerman
George Risden
Ladies’ Working
Lake Shore
Mary Lampe
Newry
Prietors
Ernest Kirkpatrick
Vermilion
Charles Dicksen
Lorain
Marion Showalter
Fostoria
Mable-Walker
Amherst
Mary Harris
Cleveland
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